Announcements
June Senate Meeting – 6/11 @ 2 – 4pm (This is a WEDNESDAY)
WEA Building – 230 E. Montgomery Avenue
(Zoom link embedded in meeting sent via email)
Tenure Celebration
Congrats to the following faculty were celebrated for earning tenure:
- Jennifer McCoy – SCC Business Technology
- David Shotwell – SCC Business and Legal Studies
- Sai Ferntree – SCC English as a Second Language
- Jennifer Semb – SCC English as a Second Language
- Colette Wanke – SCC Adult Basic Education
- Kathleen Halladay – SCC Allied Health
- Tyler Roberts – SCC Allied Health
- Ryan Taylor – SCC Allied Health
- Austin White – SCC Allied Health
- Matthew Devita – SCC Heavy Equipment
- Melody Fyre – SCC Electronics Engineering and Biomed Equipment
- Jon Spotts – SCC Automotive Collision
- Douglas Stewart – SCC Electronics Engineering and Biomed Equipment
- Landon Johnston – SCC Counseling
- Chelsea Kagan – SCC Counseling
- Karlee Kedroske – SCC Nursing
- Cameron Douglass-Parkin – SCC Architecture and Engineering
- Katharine Gelinas – SCC Science
- Daniel Schneck – SCC Science
- Tiffany Fulkerson – SFCC Social Science
- Sean Finley – SFCC Applied Visual Arts
- Cozette Phillips – SFCC Fine Arts
- Megan Guthrie-Martinez – SFCC Allied Health Sciences
- Chad Henry – SFCC Human Services
- Mark Neufville – SFCC Information Systems Computer Science
Adjunct 2-Year Averaging Form – due by June 13, 2025
- Download form by clicking here
- Adjunct faculty can maintain employee benefits/insurances if they have averaged 50% or greater workload in the last 2 academic years.
- Completing this form can help you keep benefits this summer and upcoming academic year.
- All that is required is to sign, date, and email to ccs.benefits@ccs.spokane.edu
Adjunct Unemployment Training
If you missed either of the two unemployment trainings, please find the PowerPoint used during those trainings attached below:
SBCTC Federal Immigration Enforcement FAQ’s
Student Loan Forgiveness Information
(A message from the NEA Student Debt Team)
Whether you’re an educator nearing the promise of receiving Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) or someone who was enrolled in the SAVE Plan and affected by the court-issued administrative forbearance, rest assured, NEA is here to help you navigate through your student loan repayment options.
While we may not have all the answers yet, we highly suggest that all our members with student loans do the following:
1. Bookmark http://www.nea.org/studentdebt
Check this webpage frequently for the latest resources for educators and their student loans. For example, for those who enrolled in the SAVE plan and were placed into forbearance, learn how to enroll in a different repayment plan to continue working towards loan forgiveness, including PSLF.
2. Text STUDENTDEBT to 48744 to sign up for our student debt text alerts
We frequently send alerts to keep our members updated on important developments about student debt relief programs.
3. Enroll in NEA’s Student Debt Navigator powered by our friends at Savi
NEA members get free access to individualized support with our Student Debt Navigator. If you are struggling with your PSLF application or any issue related to federal student loans, our friends at Savi can assist and provide you the relief you deserve.
Disruptive Student Behavior Guides
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